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I used to go to the one on Pennypacker Dr, about an 1/8 of mile off 130.

I lived up the road a bit in Cooperstown Apts on Cooper St, almost 20 years ago. Used to make munchie runs there as often as we could find somebody sober enough to make the run. Killer cheese steaks, great hoagies..........only problem was it takes 3 people to eat one.

They've got one near me, in Berlin. Never been there, heard it's good.......I think I just came up with the plan for dinner tonight!

i grew up in edgewater park........

back in my glory days i could polish off a large cheese steak hoagie by myself....

had to do it on a weekend cause there was no way i could go back to work after that..........

back in my glory days i could polish off a large cheese steak hoagie by myself....

had to do it on a weekend cause there was no way i could go back to work after that..........

Yes that is the downfall.
I hit Abner's steaks up the other day at lunch at 38th and chestnut, They have great steaks but after i was done i didn't even want to leave the booth let alone finish working on the heat pump i had to look at next
Its rare i eat a big lunch but when your working on a roof next to a place thats known for great food, The exhaust fan smell pulls you right in

I thought I'd let ya'll know, I had never had a porterhouse steak until I had one on the recommendations I have read on this thread.

On the rare occasions I went to a steak house, a porterhouse either wasn't offered or was above my budget. Butchers are few and far between so I have to buy most of meat from a local grocery store that does a pretty good job but I don't recall seeing that cut there either.

My church men's ministry had a 'Meat at the Church' and we all brought meat to grill and just hang out together. Dudes being dudes was a good way to describe it. I went to a butcher and bought a porterhouse steak for this event. WOW!!!! THAT WAS GOOD!!!!!

I had the steak in some marinade when I took it to the chuch and when I got it out of my truck, some of the marinade spilled across my seat and floor. Now my truck smells like steak. All in all, not a bad outcome.

Never knock on Death's door. Ring the bell and run, he hates that.

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Pappy's sissy sauce

Call me a pappy sissy but i cant eat a steak with pink in it. I prefer it charred but i know this takes away the juice. So i know how to cook them where the pink is gone but its still tender and juicy.
So whats that sauce all about?? spicy tangy????

Call me a pappy sissy but i cant eat a steak with pink in it. I prefer it charred but i know this takes away the juice. So i know how to cook them where the pink is gone but its still tender and juicy.
So whats that sauce all about?? spicy tangy????

Sear the outside in the grill then microwave in a covered dish. Since the microwave cooks from the inside out this should work well for you. Also let it "rest " for 10-15 minutes before carving

i belong to peta ... people eating tasty animals. all my opinions are just mine.

We do it a bit different here in the Natty as far as cooking the steak, which I'll get to in a minute. As far as selection goes imo the FM is the king of all cuts and is best and cheaper if bought in the loin form for around 97 dollars at the butcher. You can cut your own from the loin for dinner and put the rest in the fridge or freezer for later.
Back to cooking...I take a BI skillet heavily coated with grape seed oil and super heat it direct over coals for 10 to 15 minutes. After seasoning the steaks with Bad Byron's Butt Rub and other seasonings I take the skillet off direct heat and add the steaks to the hot pan over indirect heat. In place of the skillet over the hot coals I place a wood chip pan with Apple or Cherry wood chips. Five to ten minutes a side will do depending on how you like your moo cow done.